Japanese Popular Culture

William Huber

University of California, San Diego

Graduate Student

Visual Arts Department

Aesthetics, Aesthetics of Interaction, Bruno Latour, and Critical Theory

Ary Budiyanto

American Comic Tradition, American Visual Culture, Anthropology, and Art History

Casey Brienza

University of Cambridge

Graduate Student

Sociology Department

Comics Studies, Cultural Sociology, Ethnography, and Feminist Research Methods

David Morris

University of South Florida

Post-Doc

Communication Department

Anarchism, Behavioral Economics, Japanese Ethnography, and Japanese Popular Culture

Shinji Oyama

University of London, Birkbeck College

Faculty Member

Media and Cultural Studies Department

Affect Studies, Brand Experience Management, Branding, and Cinema Therapy

DANNie De FAZIO

Newcastle University

Department Member

Culture Lab

Cultural Theory, Culture, Digital Media, and Japanese Art

Marco Bohr

University of Westminster

Graduate Student

Media Arts and Design Department

Art, Art History, Contemporary Art, and Documentary Photography

Ayako Takamori

Japan Society for the Promotion of Science

Post-Doc

Department of Cultural Anthropology

Anthropology of Japan, Anthropology of Media, Asian American Studies, and Diasporas

Alessandro Grossato

University of Trento

Faculty Member

Facoltà di Lettere e filosofia Department

Comparative Religion, Geopolitics, Hinduism, and History of Religions

R. Christopher Feldman

Anthropology, Anthropology of Japan, Asian Studies, and Comparative Religion

Peter Matanle

The University of Sheffield

Faculty Member

School of East Asian Studies

Audience and Reception Studies, Economic Sociology, Human Geography, and Japanese Popular Culture

Gunnella Þorgeirsdóttir

The University of Sheffield

Graduate Student

School of East Asian Studies

Cross-Cultural Studies, Fan Studies, Fan Theory and Culture, and Film and Folklore

Carme Mangiron

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

Faculty Member

Translation and Interpreting Department

AVT (Translation Studies), Cultural Translation, Japanese Language And Culture, and Japanese Popular Culture

CHIENYUAN CHEN

University of Hawaii at Manoa

Graduate Student

Anthropology Department

Anthropology, Asian Studies, Cultural Identity, and Cultural Studies

Jonathan Smith

Wilfrid Laurier University

Graduate Student

English and Film Studies Department

Critical Posthumanism, Feminist Theory and Gender Studies, Speculative Fiction, and Comparative Cultural Studies

Kathryn Hemmann

University of Pennsylvania

Graduate Student

East Asian Languages and Civilizations Department

Anime, Contemporary Japanese Literature, Digital Humanities, and Ecocriticism

Molly Morris

Ball State University

Graduate Student

Information and Communication Sciences Department

African Women Studies, Anthropology of Japan, Arabic, and Arabic Language and Linguistics

Mattias van Ommen

University of Hawaii at Manoa

Department Member

Anthroplogy Department

Japanese Popular Culture

Sarah Rabinowe

University of Cambridge

Undergraduate

Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies

Art History, East Asian Cinema, East Asian Politics, and East Asian Studies

Aimee Richmond

The University of Sheffield

Graduate Student

School of East Asian Studies

Audience and Reception Studies, Cross-Cultural Studies, East Asian Cinema, and Fan Studies

Sheyla Rivera

Arts Management, Cultural Sociology, Cultural Theory, and Gender Theory

Anne Stewart

University of Oregon

Undergraduate

English Department

Adult User Groups, Non Traditional Students And Libraries, Net Generation And Libraries, American Fiction 1980 - present, Apocalypticism In Literature, and British Women Writers

Dario Lolli

University of London, Birkbeck College

Graduate Student

Media and Cultural Studies Department

Cultural Studies, Globalization, Japanese Popular Culture, and Media Ecology

Joel Gn

National University of Singapore

Graduate Student

Communications and New Media Department

Affect Studies, Embodiment, Ethics of Artificial Intelligence, and Japanese Popular Culture

Christopher Born

Washington University in St. Louis

Graduate Student

East Asian Languages and Cultures Department

Border Crossing, Comparative Literature, Critical Theory and Frankfurt School, and History of Christianity in Modern Japan
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